Laguna Homme

this is good, very good, it's not a citrus at all...it's so warm and cozy and has the aura of fall and winter, don't know why this is called laguna but i assure you that this is not oceanic, citrus or watery smell, maybe for summer nights but not a beach scent (you can wear it to the beach if you like it, i would).... the bottle is ugly in the picture but in real life looks cool, manly and super thin, i got the one with the silver lid and i think that it could be better done, the sprayer is tiny and although it's not manly to say but it's kinda cute...lol.....all in all the bottle is pretty cool.... the moment you spray it, and after that on the sprayer, it smells exactly like honey, i didn't recognize it a first but after that it just hit me HONEY, i know it's not listed but that's what i get..and then it develops into some herb, maybe sage, and then it dips to the aaaaaaaaahhhhh faze, after that it gets closer to skin and vanilla hugs your arm softly...the bottle and the scent and the name have nothing in common but you DO want this in your collection, one of my favorites for fall hangouts right now, it's not offensive or in you face, it's perfect if you sit close to people, they will love you, it leaves a trace behind you but only playfully for a short time just to intrigue the noses around so their brains ask "who smells so nice" dali's team did a good job on the scent, it stays for a while on skin, like 6 hours, but on clothes maybe 12+ as always i assign a perfume to a legend and a divinity :) CLARK GABLE would pick up chicks with this for sure i think this is the smell of ATLAS, strong and yet vulnerable xoxo :P

Salvador Dali has surprised me with its fragrances. I have this and I have Agua Verde and both are very good and with a very good lasting power. In this case here, the fragrance is awesome: hot, sweet, masculine and strong. The manufacturer's description says that this cologne is dedicated to romantic men and I agree. Despite the citric output with lemon, lime, bergamot, verbena and mandarin orange, this scent lacks that touch of citric summer that many people may think, because of its notes. These notes open up the aroma in a lighter shape, but are immediately relieved for quieter notes of cyclamen, cedar, sandalwood and a jasmine with creamy nuances, almost syrup. Finally, the secret of the fragrance that, surely, lies in its base: coumarin, labdanum, tonka bean and a stunning vanilla, which gives a "come closer" aspect to it. I simply adore this cologne and the result is a vanilla-floral orange that looks great for cooler days. There is a Brazilian cologne, called Água Imperial, that resembles to this one, by Salvador Dali.

#824 in my "Tour de Fragrance" I just did two things I almost never do. First, I ordered a full bottle of this EDT. Second, I ordered it from FragranceNet. I was on a conference call, in a hurry to order this, and just used the link on this page instead of looking around for another source, which no surprise I could've gotten it $10 cheaper anywhere else. Oh well. I really love this scent. No better or worse performance than with many EDTs, more of a cologne, but I don't care. I love smelling this! It's like Azzaro Chrome "Under the Pole, but not overpriced by $50 like that scent. Barely moderate longevity and projection even for a cologne (though it's sold as an EDT). Woody, citric, a ton of jasmine. You'd respray this a couple of times a day if you don't spray your clothing. At $19 you get what you get. But the scent is great, and I find it relaxing, so I'll use this primarily to scent the bed linens.

Nose Note #499 For some reason I've got a killer wave of nostalgia from this. It reminded me of the way car dealership were scented in Dubai in early 00s. The hot summer's day, I enter the Benz dealership with my dad. The A/C winds blow this slight citrus sweetness around and the smell of leather seats. For some reasons I'm getting slight touch of leather from this. Damn, such bad nostalgia... It may not be a work of genius, but I test or wear 2-5 fragrances daily and am constantly trying new stuff out, and rarely do I get such awesome experience. It has great performance, but it doesn't perfectly fit summer. It's the summer scent you'd smell in Dubai where in the 00s the line between a summer scent and a winter scent was still blurry. Personally: 9/10 Overall: 7.5/10, what an unexpected find

Laguna Homme smells like a sunset. It has character, it's smooth, creamy, powdery, inviting, sensual, yet fresh. In my opinion does not get as much attention as it deserves. Smells unique, I do not pick up a synthetic vibe like some mention. One fragrance that I would consider to be in the same vein would be Versace's Blue Jeans, which has similar qualities but by no means do they smell alike. So if you enjoy Blue Jeans, I suggest you looking into this.